Be the Smart 10 Percent
In a recent study released by the nonprofit Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, only 10% of those surveyed have ever taken the time to formally plan for their retirement needs, […]
American Life Expectancy Takes a Slight Dip
How long you expect to live is one of the key variables in retirement planning. In fact, the fear of living longer than anticipated has caused an increased interest among […]
Not a Day over 65
Despite a reported lack of retirement savings and less certainty when it comes guaranteed income (whether from Social Security or pension benefits) to support them in retirement, data still shows […]
Defining the Ideal
Each individual has a vision of his or her “ideal” retirement: perhaps it’s being able to travel on a whim, or working on your golf game, or even just quitting […]
Estimating your Retirement Cash Flow Needs
How much do you plan to spend when you retire? It’s a tricky question, and one of the first I ask anyone who is looking for retirement planning advice. Unsurprisingly, […]